Affiliate Partner Disclosure, and the Standard It Is Written Against

In brief

This site is an affiliate of Peptara Labs and may earn commissions on sales. We earn a commission when a sale starts from one of our links. That buys a place in our source list and nothing else. It changes no cell in the column that says where a measurement stops. We never present this site as independent, neutral or unbiased.

01 / Who pays us?

Peptara Labs. We earn a commission when a sale starts from one of our links to peptaralabs.io. That's all the money. No other advertiser, no sponsored rows, and no payment tied to any finding.

02 / What does the money buy?

A place in the source list, nothing else. It adds no row, removes none, and changes no cell in the "Outside the result" column. The boundary sentences come from documents and aren't for sale.

A vendor can't buy a softer boundary, because the boundary belongs to the instrument. A purity figure splits up area and names nothing, whether or not a sale followed, and that column reads the same either way.

03 / How are links marked?

Two kinds, marked differently so both people and machines can tell them apart.

• Vendor destinations carry the attributes nofollow, sponsored and noopener, because each points at the commercial partner that pays this site.
• Sources that pay nothing carry noopener alone, with no sponsored and no nofollow, because no money moves across them. The FTC page and the three fetched testing pages sit in this second class.

We chose not to nofollow the three testing pages we opened. We publish a fetch log, and a source we opened and cited is one we stand behind.

04 / Which rules do we follow?

The FTC endorsement guides, written as questions and answers at ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking. Our notice appears in one footer sentence on every page, again above the first vendor link on pages that have one, and in full here.